El Dorado East Regional Park, Long Beach: Photos, Reviews & Location

Expansive outdoor area with fishing lakes, bike trails, camping, an archery range & a nature center.

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#4 of 34 Tourist attractions in Long Beach #4 of 45 Parks in Long Beach

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.70

9.2 km from the center of Long Beach

Rating breakdown

5 ★78%
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7550 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90815, United States

longbeach.gov

+1 562-570-1771

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Quick facts

What is the rating of El Dorado East Regional Park?: El Dorado East Regional Park is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 5,185 reviews.
How does El Dorado East Regional Park rank in Long Beach?: El Dorado East Regional Park is #4 of 34 Tourist attractions in Long Beach by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is El Dorado East Regional Park located?: 7550 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90815, United States — 9.2 km from the center of Long Beach.
How can I contact El Dorado East Regional Park?: Phone: +1 562-570-1771 · Website: longbeach.gov

Reviews (8)

Alicia R. 2024 Apr 14

It's a beautiful park with lots of green space, trees and grass. There's a dog park right at the entrance. Camping is also available, with permits, for organizations and groups. A man-made lake is at the center of the park where plenty of ducks and other wildlife can be observed. Speaking of which? The squirrels are very friendly, too friendly. Don't offer them food unless a bite is desired. The walking/bike path is a bit over 3 miles but it's easy, flat and scenic.

We attended for the annual Pulmonary Hypertension Association Walk. We will return next year with food for a picnic and to let the kids enjoy the many playgrounds.

Ya- Ya 2024 Mar 24

$40 for annual pass (for age 50 & over) to this local gem. Love the lake and walking barefooted along the meandering trails. Esp. appreciate going to both sides on a Wheels of Fun chopper or quad. We generally avoid weekend crowds.

Kage Ryusei (Nhlredwingsfan) 2024 Mar 09

It’s the perfect place for having group meetings because there are circle benches. Lots of good shade for those who are on medication that make one photo sensitive. The animal life is very fascinating.

Jose Rojas 2023 Nov 19

Great place to spend some time outdoors. There are multiple trails you can take that differ in difficulty. No difficulty steel hills, but still plenty of scenery for you to enjoy. There are squirrels everywhere and they are not shy to get up close. You'll also see turtles and plenty of birds.

Around the trails you'll come to some nice open spaces with benches to sit down and enjoy. Plenty of branches covering the sun let's you enjoy the cool breeze.

Recommend it to enjoy some nice time outdoors alone, with friends, or family.

Ang madrigal 2023 Oct 26

We hung out at the frontier area with the train. I love how that part was gated all around. Super kid friendly. This made my day with my 2 autistic boys/ family very fun and easy. There's also so much more to do including a cute little snack area where you can buy freshly popped popcorn, drinks, shaved ice and so much more. My son's loved the carasoul and panning for gold. To top it off the prices weren't too bad, there was a great band and it was very tranquil with the beautiful trees and wind blowing. I highly recommend this park. That was just the area where the train was, but saw so many families smiling and having a blast. Hope this helps

Jane E. 2023 Oct 14

A huge park that you can probably spend your whole entire day here. Very beautiful trails to walk and explore. Big trees, lush green, and peaceful vibes. Good for kids and actually the whole family to spend a good quality day together. Plenty of parking spots. We went on Saturday. $8 to park and you can also re-enter. Once we were done exploring, we drove to another side of the park which is also huge with plenty of very clean picnic areas, archery class on site, playgrounds, and etc. Come and spend a day here and you will feel reset and recharged.

Don McPherson 2023 Sep 30

A wonderful stop along the way. This park is still well maintained, but isn't the same as I remember it to be back when I was here last. Bring a can of mixed nuts to feed the squirrels. Bird watching info: spotted a pair of nesting eagles across the river on an electrical pylon. Species unknown. Many other species of birds in this park.

Jim Kara 2023 Jul 09

A landscape continuation of beautiful green space and big trees from the El Dorado West City Park, tho less crowded!
One of my favorite family parks, as it’s a more private park goers experience. Because it is with a fee based admission for vehicles to park, there’s availability of larger group access with more constant attention to amenities and upkeep.
There’s playgrounds, playing fields, archery range, mini lakes, mini trains and mini trails! There’s also access to the long San Gabriel River Bike Trail
The park experience continues across Spring Street with the Nature Center, a further continuation into an urban respite. It’s a real day topper to walk thru when spending time at the park!